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About the Project We are building a next-generation Quiet NAS Server: a rack-based, rotational-drive, custom storage system that combines enterprise-class reliability with whisper-quiet operation. This internship offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of hardware engineering, storage software, and acoustic design—turning server racks into something suitable for both datacenters and creative workspaces. What You’ll Do Assist in the design, assembly, and testing of a custom rack-based NAS server. Explore rotational drive arrays (RAID, ZFS, TrueNAS Scale) and help tune performance. Research and apply noise-reduction techniques: airflow optimization, vibration dampening, acoustic isolation. Benchmark performance (IOPS, throughput, latency) while balancing quiet operation vs. power efficiency. Document findings, contribute to knowledge guides & build logs, and share learnings with the community. Collaborate with mentors on potential next-gen NAS concepts (hybrid rack systems, modular expansions, green energy considerations). What You’ll Learn Practical skills in server hardware assembly and rack infrastructure. Linux/Unix and storage OSes (TrueNAS, Proxmox, Ubuntu Server). RAID/ZFS fundamentals, snapshotting, replication, and backup best practices. Thermal and acoustic engineering principles in server design. Hands-on troubleshooting of real hardware (HBAs, fans, power supplies, enclosures). How to approach design trade-offs between performance, cost, and silence. Who You Are Student or early-career technologist with curiosity for hardware, storage, and acoustics. Familiarity with basic Linux administration (command line, package installs, file systems). Interest in servers, NAS, or custom PC builds. Bonus: knowledge of RAID, ZFS, or TrueNAS; experience with rack hardware; or acoustic/thermal engineering coursework. Perks Hands-on access to cutting-edge server hardware. Mentorship from experts in storage, acoustics, and system architecture. Opportunity to contribute to open-source documentation. Flexible, project-oriented internship (remote & hybrid options available). A standout project for your resume/portfolio—showing employers you’ve built something unique. Duration: Project based Location: On Location / Remote / Hybrid

Classes Start November 1, 2025. Queensborough Community College’s Broadband/Wireless Telecommunications Technician Training Program is your pathway to exciting & good paying careers in the Telecommunications (Technician) field. These trainings are free of charge to (18-25 year olds). If you would like to earn industry-recognized certifications in either of these two fields and be working shortly after graduation, then DO NOT MISS THIS ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY!!!!!!! This program can change your life as it has for many of our graduates over the past 5 years. Seating is limited and classes are almost filled to capacity, so act now or be left behind. 3½ - 4 Month Training Program (classes are online and in-person) – Get In, Get Trained, Get Working! These are grant-funded trainings that are free of charge to the participants. The program also provides job placement at the completion of training. ***Please come to an Information Session to learn more*** Click on link to register for our Zoom information sessions (Every Friday & Saturday @ 9am sharp; registration required to attend): https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85050422701?pwd=q2NusP7tQgJnFSxQuigzifln9l04zp.1 Classes Start in November. Eligibility: Must be 25 years of age or under. If interested, Please use URL or QR code in image to receive more information https://forms.office.com/r/1vvE9WsMwg

Contractor needs one to two experienced tech's for a out of town project (Nashville) witch will take 8 to 12 weeks the pay will be $18.00 to $30.00 per hour. The job will consist of installing one Cat6 data line to each unit for AP's in 1,300 units certifying the cable and termination to the patch panels. you will be staying in a Airb&b and have transportation to and from the job. This is a contract position. (you do your own tax's) 40 hours per week MUST KNOW HOW TO TERMINATE CAT6 DATA LINES INTO KEYSTONE JACKS AND RJ45 PLUGS And have your own hand tools and transportation to get to Nashville. If interested send me your resume and a way to contact you also you must be able to pass a background test.

We are looking for experienced low voltage cable technicians and installers - living/working in the Northern California area. Immediate need in Shasta, Yreka and other Northern most areas. Experience only need apply at this time. W-2 hourly positions available. Part-time and Temp work available. Experience with Voice, Data, Wireless, Video Surveillance, Burglar Alarms, Fire Alarms and Door Access Control is a must. We need experienced technicians for service and installation projects throughout the Greater Northern California area. Quality work only. You must have dependable transportation and all basic industry specific hand tools. Please contact us to schedule a call. Please send an updated resume or request an application with your response.

Contact via email only. No location restrictions as long as you are within the United States.We need software testing. Each person will have only one chance, with a $20 reward.

Field Cabling Technician Job Description 1. Comprehensive cable plant planning and design review. 2. Selection and procurement of components. 3. Development of installation designs and specifications. 4. Accurate cost estimates for all project phases. 5. Phased project scheduling to ensure minimal disruption. 6. Installation of structured cabling systems, network racks, and fiber infrastructure. 7. Detailed testing and documentation of all installed systems. Key Deliverables: - 60 cable drops: - 55 data drops. - 5 future access points (APs). - 1 Q-Matic drop. - Termination of cables in the (Main Distribution Frame) MDF, and wall/furniture interface inserts (WSIs). - Installation and labeling of all network racks and fiber infrastructure. DESIGN/INSTALLATION PLAN The contractor shall develop a detailed design and installation plan for Government approval. This plan must include: - Floor plans for (Main Distribution Frame) MDF, (Independent Distribution Frame) IDF, and associated telecommunications areas. - Cable labeling and testing schemes in accordance with ANSI/TIA/EIA-606-B standards. - Structured rack layouts showing patch panels, switches, and power distribution units (PDUs). Change Control: Any deviations from the approved design must be documented, estimated, and submitted for written approval by the Government. Verbal approvals for urgent changes must be followed by written confirmation. SPECIFICATIONS The installation must comply with the following standards and regulations: - ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-C.2: Telecommunications Cabling Standard. - ANSI/TIA-942: Data Center Infrastructure Standards. - ANSI/TIA-607-C: Bonding and Grounding Requirements. - ANSI/BICSI 002: Best Practices for Data Center Design. NETWORK RACK MODERNIZATION - Remove existing racks obstructed by HVAC systems or sprinklers. - Install new network racks with the following configuration: - Top Layer: Patch panels for structured cabling terminations. - Middle Layer: Network switches (e.g., Cisco Catalyst). - Bottom Layer: Power distribution units (PDUs). - Deploy vertical and horizontal cable management systems for optimal routing. - Utilize labeled, color-coded short patch cables (1-3 feet) to maintain a neat and professional appearance. - Implement approved labeling schemes for cables, ports, and rack units. TESTING Testing must adhere to EIA/TIA-568-C standards, including: - Continuity and wire map validation. - Near-End Crosstalk (NEXT) and attenuation measurements. - Fiber testing for power loss and continuity in compliance with ANSI/TIA/EIA-526-14A. A comprehensive test report shall document results, including any corrections for failed tests.